Özet:

Sleeping cow syndrome (YIS) is a term used in the definition of cows who continue to sleep in a sternal position for more than 24 hours, despite the treatment of hypokalcemia without indicating symptoms of systemic disease. It is a complex situation that has many reasons and according to them the management. Metabolic disorders such as hypokalcemia, hypomagnecemia and hypokalcemia or long-term trauma associated with trauma are associated with ischemic necrosis of the back leg muscles that develop secondaryly and nerve damage. Sleeping cows are usually awake and if they are not affected by another disorder, they continue to ruminate. Even if they are strongly warned, their efforts to stand up are unwanted. The cows may be lay on their sides and their legs are stretched, or they may be lay on their breasts, putting their legs under their abdomen or laying up stressfully. Calcium levels are normal in cows, while low levels of phosphorus and potassium can be detected. Increase in aspartate aminotransferase and creatine phosphokinase activities, proteinuria, myoglobinuria and ketonuria are observed. Nonsteroid anti-inflammatory drugs can be used in the treatment. To avoid pressure-related disorders, beds should be replaced and cows should be frequently rounded.

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